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The article announces several art awards in 2023, including the presentation of Hostetler/Wrigley Sculpture Award, an acquisition prize for New York's New Museum, to Sarah Lucas, the awarding of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women to Dominique White and the Lise Wilhelmsen Art Award won by Alia Farid.

The article reports that Jan Vorisek has won the Prix Mobilière 2023.

The article announces that Manor Art Prize of the Canton of Zurich was awarded to Brigham Baker.

The article refers to the profile of illustrator Paul Shipper. He is known for his commercial artworks including Star Trek Discovery series, The Last Jedi and Avengers: Infinity War. He was born in the year 1976 at Manchester, Great Britain. He studied art at Sale West Secondary and then enrolled to Manchester Metropolitan University. His virtual mentor was film poster illustrator Drew Struzan. He has won Key Art Award in 2014.

The article discusses the work of the Aboriginal artist and shell worker Lola Greeno, who have forged a three-decade career transforming traditional cultural practice into a contemporary movement. Topics discussed include that she is the first Indigenous Australian recipient of the Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft Award, her mentions work of creating maireener shell necklaces.

The article reviews the 27th annual International Exhibition at the City of Brea Art Gallery in California, in collaboration with Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA) on August 3, 2019, and also announces CPSA exhibition Award Winners including Barbara Dahlstedt, Jesse Lane, and Tanja Gant.

The article focuses on the architectural photographer Sebastian Weiss and mentions several awards including the FAPA Fine Art Photography Awards won by him.

The article offers information on the works of clay artist Liz Watts, and discusses her technical and ceramic understanding for clay art. Topics include use of terracotta clays for sculptural pieces because of the warmth and the way they catch the light; enormous patience with political and environmental ideas is required with porcelain in building, drying and firing; and information on her exhibition in France and the prizes Liz recieved for her ceramic art in exhibitions.

The article discusses different aspects of African poetry. It describes African poetry as a fiction that only comes into view when the viewer is away from Africa. It adds that the African Poetry Book Fund (APBF) has published full-length manuscripts of new and established African poets. It adds that APBF also administers the Sillerman Prize, offering a cash prize and publication to an African poet who has not published a full-length collection.

The article discusses the ceramic art-work of the finalists of the City of Hobart Art Prize, exhibited at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery in Hobart, Tasmania. The art-work of artist including Kirsten Coelho, Helen Fuller, and Kris Coad are discussed. Topics include the topics and themes portrayed by the art-work, and the use of porcelain, wood, and kiln.

The article announces that Stöver Wolff and Barbara Wolff has got Peter Jacobi scholarship and work award; Korean artist Seo has got Löwe von Weilburg Art Prize and video artist Rhona Mühlebach has got Adolf Dietrich sponsorship award.

The article announces several artists who won prizes/awards in Great Britain including Michael Armitage for the Robson Orr TenTen Award, Daria Blum for Claridge's Royal Academy Schools Art Prize and Gauri Gill for the Prix Pictet photography and sustainability award.

The article announces prizes in the art sector including the David and Yuko Juda Art Foundation Grant to Eloise Hawser, Artsadmin Artist in Residence award to Abel Holsborough, and Emerging Artist Residency award to Dylan Esposito.

The article reports that the Kiingi Tūheitia Portraiture Award has been won by Māori artist Stevei Houkāmau in Wellington, New Zealand, for making a string of beads called Kia Whakatōmuri te haere whakamua.

The article focuses on the winner of the Governor's Awards in Arts including S.D. Nelson for Distinction in Creative Achievement, Cory Knedler for Outstanding Service in Arts Education, and Brian Bonde for outstanding support of the arts by an individual.

The article offers art industry news briefs. Topics include Simone C. Niquille, Maria Guta, and Monica Studer has won Pax Art Awards; Annelies Štrba has won Willy Reber Art Prize 2020 for his photography; and Fanni Fetzer director of Lucerne Art Museum has been included in Top 100 Women in Business.

The article presents information on several topics related to art in Switzerland. It mentions about the Manor Art Awards 2020; and the Swiss Grand Prix of Art that will focus on drawing, painting, animation or printing technology. It mentions Grand Prize Artistic Exploration goes to the Canadian architect in 2020 and installation artist Andrea Ling.

The article reports on the 2020 Koler Prize show at the Contemporary Art Museum Estonia. Koler Prize is one of the most important annual contemporary art events since 2015 in the Estonian art scene. It maintained a high standard in the installation of artworks and is a platform for artists with great visibility to showcase their best work.

The article offers information on artist Olaniyi Rasheed Akindiya, known as Akirash and his artworks. Topics discussed include reflecting on rural versus urban life, comfort, peace, and solace in his works; role of residencies and interactions with other artists; and receiving the Innovative Artist Award from the CORE Funding from Cultural Art Division Austin 2018 Mid America Artist Alliance.

The author discusses her life and career as an artist. Topics she discusses include her art training under artist Tim Quirke, her inspiration and details on her painting artworks which include her new work on feminism. She also discuses her being selected as a finalist in the 2018 Adam Portraiture Award for artists, her preference for figurative and portrait arts and her being associated with the Helium Gallery in Rotorua, New Zealand.

The article profiles several winners of the 2018 American Craft Council Awards. The winning artists include Gold Medalist Jun Kaneko, jewelry maker Thomas Gentille, fiber artist Consuelo Jimenez Underwood, ceramic artist Mark Burns, glass artist Beth Lipman, basketmaker Mary Jackson, painter and furniture maker Thomas Hucker and shibori expert Yoskiho Iwamoto Wada.

The article announces several awards including Telstra Art Award to Gunybi Ganambarr, Telstra Bark Painting Award to Napuwarri Marawili, and Telstra General Painting Award to Peter Mungkuri.

An interview with Bangladeshi-born British artist Rana Begum is presented. Begum discusses her 2018 exhibit "A Conversation With Light and Form" at Tate St. Ives in Cornwall, England. She also talks about the influence of the geometry in Islamic architecture on her work, the benefits of the Abraaj Group Art Prize to her career, and her engagement with light and color as objects of study.

The article discusses the India Today Art Awards in association with The India Story that was held in Kolkata, India on December 21, 2017. Topics mention including Amar Kanwar as the recipient for the New Media Artist of the Year Award, Kiran Nadar who received the Collector of the Year Award and Nikhil Chopra as the Best Performance Artist of the Year.

The article announces several art prizes and awards presented in Great Britain, including the S+T+ARTS Prize to British artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, the Joan Miró Prize won by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, and the Donna Lynas Residency award to Appau Junior Boakye-Yiadom.

In this article author talks about being one of those people who take pleasure in being deceived. Topics include considered then the MCBA is the right place and the Vaud native Sarah Margnetti, winner of the Manor Art Prize Vaud 2022 is exhibiting her latest works there which she created especially for the museum's project room.

A - Z Exhibitions Lapinta Drive, McMinn Street, Casuarina Campus, Melville Island, Darwin Convention Centre, Mitchell Street, Cavanagh Street, Garden Point, Conacher Street, Vimy Lane, George Crescent NCCA -> Matty Van Roden, Am I My Brothers Keeper? 6 August - 15 January 2023 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA) Showcasing the very best Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art from around the country, from emerging and established artists. The Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA) exhibition captures the attention of the nation, with an inspiring breadth of work from emerging and established artists. [Extracted from the article]

Craig became the focal point but the whole area was part of the project, with art on the ground around Craig and education about cuttlefish, too", Karen tells Woman's Day. Real life Driving to North Queensland on a work trip, Liz Rivers and Kim Morgan were surprised by what they saw on the way. CRAIG THE CUTTLEFISH Whyalla, in South Australia, is the only place in the world where thousands of cuttlefish aggregate before they mate. [Extracted from the article]

The article features the basketry of Dutch basket maker Esmé Hofman and her Norwegian colleague Hege Iren Wiken. Other topics include the state of basket making in the Netherlands, Hofman's accomplishments like her 2017 award from the Japanese International Hokuriku Kogei competition, and the influence of 17th century weaving technique in the works of the artists.

COMMENT At first I saw only spidery, matte black forms: these were not the banksia I knew from bushwalks and suburban gardens. Evan's art is a tonic to view the banksia through the tenacity and evolution of Country, and the consequences of neglecting traditional ways of caring for it. It's also an unconscious guzzling of governmental ideas about the value of art: that art reflects, or should reflect, "Australia". [Extracted from the article]

The article profiles artist, shoemaker, and Rare Craft Fellowship Award winner Amara Hark-Weber.